Huertas College

What are the graduation rates for students at Huertas College?

Huertas College's reported overall graduation rate is 46% in 2024-25 data. The federal graduation-rate measure generally follows first-time, full-time students who complete within 150% of the normal length of their program; it is not a count of everyone who enrolls, and it does not directly describe transfer students' completion.

The reported student retention rate is 40%. Retention tracks whether a defined entering group continues into the next reporting period, not whether those students eventually graduate. Prospective students should ask for completion and licensure-exam outcomes for their specific credential, where applicable, because institution-wide figures can combine programs with different lengths and requirements.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Huertas College?

Federal program data report $19,073 in earnings one year after completion for a Huertas College program classified in registered nursing and related nursing fields. This is a program-level, early-career measure, not a salary offer or a prediction of what an individual student will earn.

College Scorecard program earnings generally describe the median earnings of federally aided completers whose earnings can be measured. They do not capture every graduate's circumstances, hours worked, later career progression, or the cost of obtaining a required license. The figure should also not be applied to Huertas students in other fields. When comparing programs, students should consider licensing eligibility, local job requirements, debt, and employment opportunities alongside the reported earnings.